Great bagels and excellent service. We've been coming to this Bagel World for years, and it's been…read moreconsistently great every visit. I can definitely recommend the sausage egg and pepper Jack cheese on a jalapeño bagel. It has a relaxed, friendly neighborhood feel where the staff not only knows our regular order but asks us about our plans for the day. Our favorite breakfast spot.

My co-worker and I came here for lunch for the first time last week and got the triple stacked BLT!…read moreIt was amazing! The bread was fresh and the bacon was nice and crispy. The staff were all very friendly. It's a nice spot to open your laptop & work while you eat. They have a nice variety of bagels as well. Their menu has a nice combination of breakfast and lunch items and soups as well. We'll definitely be going back real soon! Oh & their vegetarian selection is great too!

My favorite everything bagels are at Eastdale Ave Bagels! Clean in there even though it was busy…read more Fast service even though there was only one guy taking orders. Highly recommend.

Pretty solid bagel spot. Service is fine and food is good. Nothing to rave about. Think the best…read morebagels I've ever had are in kingston or nyc.

This is a great coffee shop. They have freshly baked pastries, great coffee, and a fantastic lunch…read moremenu. This is the first time eating lunch there, and I was very impressed. We did the half sandwich and half salad, and we loved everything. The bread, and sandwich/salad ingredients are fresh, and everything is seasoned perfectly. This is a fantastic lunch spot. I would highly recommend it.

Service is pretty good but drip coffee is so weak. Bummer…read morebecause I love how cute it is here. Cheers, The Happy Hour Huntress

Protip: order by phone for pick up…read more This is the best breakfast place around. They are always busy but it's worth it. My fave is the BECCA on a blueberry bagel. The French toast with fresh fruit is another goodie.

The food and coffee was delicious, very happy with that. The atmosphere was fine except that all of…read morethe tables were obviously dirty and the self serve coffee was at its last drip. One of the young girls working there was too busy eating French fries to attend to the place. I get being hungry while working but at least hide it. It looked so unprofessional especially while there was so much that needed to be attended to. Also the appearance from the outside makes the place look sketchy and like it's possibly closed so it could use some updating, some eye catching signage or liveliness in general. The menu, coffee selection, whoever is cooking, phenomenal job. I would go back.

I grew up in Poughkeepsie so I went to Bagel World a lot as a teenager since the time it opened up…read more When they first opened up, their bagels were super fresh, prices were cheap, and the service was awesome and enthusiastic. I've noticed over the years, that all these things have changed overall: the bagels are not nearly as fresh, the prices have basically doubled, and the staff doesn't look so happy to be there anymore. My go to is the plain bagel (not toasted) with lox and cream cheese. A great bagel should never need to be toasted. Toasting a bagel makes a great bagel worse, but a bad bagel better. It is the ultimate leveler, but we this is in NY so we should be expecting some great bagels. Nowadays, my bagels are hit or miss, but the last few times I've went, the bagels are still pretty good with nice serving sizes. Just not as good as it once was (and could still be in the future).

I was excited to learn that Bagel World has a vegan cream cheese. Unfortunately they had run out…read morewhen I visited. The manager (owner?) Sam was apologetic and made me a lightly toasted whole wheat everything with hummus. It was delicious. The bagel was that ideal combination of crisp on the outside and chewy within. Sidenote: I'm actually happy that the vegan cream cheese had run out -- it suggests that it is in demand, which makes this animal rights/welfare advocate hopeful. :)

Everything on the menu was wonderful, but the gentleman who seemed to be the manager or owner was…read moretruly exceptional in the way he treated the customers -- so kind and gracious. People like that are very rare these days, and seeing someone who genuinely loves what they do made me very happy!

Kelly's Bakery is one of those places where the line out the door actually feels like part of the…read morecharm--and trust me, it moves quickly thanks to their incredibly friendly and efficient staff!! Everyone behind the counter greets you with genuine warmth during the morning rush. The pastries are always fresh and worth the wait, but the real star of the show? Their wonderfully large cup of coffee. It's the kind that wakes you up, comforts you, and pairs perfectly with anything you grab from the bakery case. Whether you're stopping by before work or treating yourself on a slow weekend morning, Kelly's delivers every time. Great service, great coffee, and a neighborhood feel that makes you want to return again and again.

Um, hello? Hi! Best stuffed bagel to ever exist? Yes. How do I know, um because they're the…read moreinventors! Creators. Originators. Geniuses. If you haven't tried Moonrise Bagels up until now (like me a few days ago heehee) um, what are you doing? Imagine a pizza pocket (what a throwback) except it's a bagel pizza pocket, or even better, a stuffed bagel. With pizza inside. I mean, if that's what you end up ordering (which you totally should because you really must). I ordered the stuffed sesame bagel with pizza that comes with a ranch sauce. I personally hate ranch. This tastes NOTHING like ranch which is what makes it even more incredible. I also got the vegan egg and sausage bagel. Let's pause here for a moment. You heard me say it right, the VEGAN stuffed bagel. This was FIRE. Not more fire than their mooney sauce. I highly recommend doing the everything bagel on the outer part which will pair sooooo good with this stuffed bagel. The mooney sauce has me on a chokehold. What is it? Nothing more and nothing less than their super secret awesome sauce. If you're craving the classic bagel with cream cheese feel, you must order their little bagel tots that come with cream cheese and you dip them like little tots/fries. So good and perfect for sharing. I will say, if you want to leave stuffed with stuffed bagels, you can't show up when they're sold out so plan ahead. Come early. I think the earlier the better especially for the freshly baked effect and the perfect bagel pull. Other than that, I'm so happy I finally got to try this place, they have another location in Woodstock and recently in NYC (where you know they for sure have a good line). Thirsty? Try their coffee and/or matcha! I recommend the iced lavender matcha. Thank you Moonrise for these fire bagels, can't wait to stuff myself again!

When we heard about this place, it went down on our "must try" list. So as soon as we had the…read moreopportunity, we decided to swing by and give it a go! We were fortunate and found parking right in front. It wasn't a busy morning despite being a Saturday and the interior was simple yet inviting and clean. There was also very limited seating inside so it's best to take it to go. The staff were very pleasant. The bacon, egg and cheese stuffed bagel was pretty good! It's such a fun idea and is less messy than a typical BEC. The only real critique is that the bagel was a little doughy toward the end, but otherwise, very delicious!

Norma's Wappingers has a great vibe with plenty of tables and space, plus outdoor seating. It's…read morealso very baby-friendly -- they have toys and even a changing table in the restroom. They may also have live music sometimes. Prices are good, although the portions are on the smaller side. They have a lot of bread options, so it's a nice place if you're a smaller eater. The food was generally good: Iced Matcha Latte -- 2/5 Iced Coffee -- 4/5 Classic Turkey -- 4/5 Yogurt -- 4/5 The B.E.A.S.T. -- 5/5 The place looks clean at first, but looking closer, I noticed quite a few flies and some dust on the floor, which took away from the experience. Drinks were okay overall. Still, the food, atmosphere, space, and baby-friendly setup make it a good spot.

LOCATION: on the tiniest Main Street I know Adorable…read more"downtown " Wappingers Falls, NY in the beautiful Hudson Valley, just 12 minutes from Metro North's New Hamburg station on the Hudson River ( green) line from Grand Central Station, NYC. I mentioned this cute little town because it's just one of the little niches along the Hudson river that makes a perfect little day trip. FIRST IMPRESSIONS: really quaint storefront, and first impression.Enter through the cafe door which also functions as a retail shop for handmade objects like soaps, etc. The gifts have an upscale vibe-worth a trip back. We had about 15 minutes to kill before attending a Yelp event across The Street so we opted to take the chill off by purchasing a hot beverage at Norma's. The staff is pretty laid-back, friendly, but laid-back. If you're in a hurry, I'm not sure if this would work. The hot and cold beverages are very straightforward and you can get some vegan options here. There were two behind the counter, but I felt they were a little engaged in their personal banter and we're not that attentive. Not a real sense of urgency or purpose. I'm sorry if that sounds harsh but once they did give us their full attention, we let them know that we were waiting for an event across the street and didn't have a lot of time. They asked us if we'd like to sit down with our beverage and we opted to do so since it was pretty cold outside. We ordered two hot chocolate And two homemade biscuits. They gave us a table number stanchion for the table and let us know they would be bringing it to us. We did not need to wait. We took the three steps down to the main dining area, where we were pleasantly surprised that they were having a live event - in this case it was a storytelling event. There was a table available for the two of us so we sat down and quickly realized that the table was so off-balance that it post a potential safety hazard. When I placed my hot chocolate down and rested my wrist, the entire table tilted forward toward me. This is an easy thing to fix, but my guess is that it's been this way for a really long time. That's unfortunate. All that aside, the room was really cozy and had a lot of character - lots of two top and four top tables to provide a very intimate setting with each one having a good view of the small stage Minutes went by and there was no biscuit delivered. More minutes went by and we began to wonder if they had forgotten. I guess is that they weren't making the biscuits from scratch so most likely they did forget. Since we had already paid for everything with a pretty generous tip, we waited a a few more minutes. Time ran out when we noticed that the event attendees were lining up across the street. That's something we could see from the really great big windows that faced Main Street. Reluctantly, my sister and I got up from the table and headed to the counter where we had made the order. We let them know that we needed to go and asked if the biscuits were ready. They seemed perplexed at first and then a lightbulb moment. Yes. I suspect they did forget the order. I wouldn't bother so much but two biscuits and two hot chocolates. It was about $20 plus tip so when they recognized that the biscuits were still missing, they asked if we would like to take them to go. The lack of awareness was disappointing because they were clearly not busy with anything else A minute or two later, they emerged from the kitchen with a small bag, presumably containing the two biscuits. Service was definitely lacking, particularly for what is a bit of a higher priced venue. Maybe we caught them on an off night but my sense is that laid back attitude is built in to the business model. Would I return to Norma's? I'm not sure. The hot chocolate was good, not from a mix, but would it bring me back? I'll let you know.

Great vibes and friendly service! Delicious matcha and scone…read moretoo. 10/10 I would recommend stopping by when you are in Poughkeepsie.

Stopped in for hot chocolate on a cold day. Service was good. They gave me hot chocolate with…read morealmond milk--happy to have that option. I had a BLT with French fries. Food was good. It was a little chilly inside, that was the only drawback. Ambiance was good, it's a cute small place with lots of good offerings. I chose to stop in because of the variety in the menu.

Fast service, very good bagel and hot coffee too start well the day…read more Highly recommended. You can sit outside or inside to enjoy your meal soon.

I am surprised how I keep finding these great spots as I make my first time visits. This shop was…read moreno exception. We stopped here on our way from Long Island to Utica. Located quickly off the Thruway we hopped off and were at New Paltz Bagel Cafe in just a few minutes. Located in the Tops Shopping Center they are right up front and there is plenty of parking. There were also a couple of EV car chargers in the lot. We walked into the shop and we were the next online. It is a small cozy shop with ample seating. There was a great choice of bagels and spreads as well as muffins and cake. We came at a great time as people started pouring in as soon as we sat down with our food. I went with the "Super Onion Egg Bagel" with some cream cheese while my wife went with "Everything Bagel" with vegetable cream cheese. Both of us truly enjoyed our selections. Being from Long Island and patronizing the same places for years, our expectation levels may be a little high. Overall, this shop did a great job especially with the wonderful staff here. KUDOs to the team at the New Paltz Bagel Cafe.s